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データ

dēta /deːta/

Information, especially in the form of facts or figures, collected for reference or analysis. In modern usage, it frequently refers to digital files or cellular internet usage stored on electronic devices.

Ejemplos

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1

スマホのデータがいっぱいです。

My phone's data is full.

2

調査のデータを報告書にまとめました。

I have summarized the survey data in the report.

3

このデータ、後で送っておいて。

Send me this data/file later.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
データ
Verb
データベース化する
Relacionado
データベース
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Truco para recordar

Think of the English word 'data.' In Japanese Katakana, it is pronounced 'De-e-ta.'

Quiz rápido

パソコンに重要な_____を保存しました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: データ

Ejemplos

1

スマホのデータがいっぱいです。

everyday

My phone's data is full.

2

調査のデータを報告書にまとめました。

formal

I have summarized the survey data in the report.

3

このデータ、後で送っておいて。

informal

Send me this data/file later.

4

実験のデータを慎重に分析する必要があります。

academic

It is necessary to carefully analyze the experimental data.

5

先月の売上データを共有してください。

business

Please share last month's sales data.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
データ
Verb
データベース化する
Relacionado
データベース

Colocaciones comunes

データを保存する to save data
データを集める to collect data
データを入力する to input/enter data
データを消去する to erase/delete data
データを分析する to analyze data

Frases Comunes

モバイルデータ通信

mobile data communication

データのバックアップ

data backup

ビッグデータ

big data

Se confunde a menudo con

データ vs 情報 (じょうほう)

Jouhou means 'information' in a general, processed sense, while 'deeta' refers to raw facts, figures, or digital files.

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Notas de uso

It is a versatile loanword used in both technical IT contexts and general daily life, such as referring to smartphone storage or data plans.

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Errores comunes

Learners sometimes use 'jouhou' when they specifically mean digital files or raw numbers; in those cases, 'deeta' is usually more appropriate.

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Truco para recordar

Think of the English word 'data.' In Japanese Katakana, it is pronounced 'De-e-ta.'

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Origen de la palabra

Derived from the English word 'data.'

Patrones gramaticales

Used as a standalone noun. Followed by particles like を (object), が (subject), or の (possessive).
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, 'deeta' is commonly used by mobile phone carriers to refer to monthly internet allowances (giga).

Quiz rápido

パソコンに重要な_____を保存しました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: データ

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